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A galvanizing blast from Ireland s past rediscovered and reborn for today. Nora Connolly O Brien s eyewitness account of the Irish Rebellion 1916 crackles with urgency, conviction, and the human cost of revolution. Part memoir, part political manifesto, The Irish Rebellion of 1916: Or, The Unbroken Tradition traces the Connolly family history into the heart of the Easter Rising history and the wider Irish independence movement. Connolly O Brien intertwines intimate family recollection with rigorous 1916 uprising analysis, offering readers vivid scenes of revolutionary Ireland, sketches of key figures, and an unflinching appraisal of the nationalist struggle. This is both a personal testament and a compelling historical Irish account that places the 1916 uprising within the unbroken tradition Ireland s fighters claimed. Historically significant and literarily urgent, this volume is a rare primary source for students of 20th-century Irish history and a passionate narrative for general readers. It sheds light on historical Irish conflicts through the eyes of a leading family in the movement, blending memoir, polemic, and documentary detail in a voice that is unmistakably Connolly. This edition has been out of print for decades and is now lovingly republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today s and future generations, this is not just a reprint it s a collector s item and a cultural treasure for anyone drawn to Irish nationalist struggle, Irish historical accounts, or seminal works on revolutionary Ireland. Essential reading for collectors and curious readers alike.

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